Sentence examples for averse to listing from inspiring English sources
Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.
By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.
— Russell Platt Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.
Those most averse to change, who possess great self-awareness and self-management skills, even set aside a small amount of time each week to list possible changes and what actions they can take in response.
She is not averse to firing people, although the list of people she has directly told to leave is short.
"And if somebody is averse to buying something off of a wish list then, by all means, you can deviate.
For moviegoers who have found themselves, as a result, constitutionally averse to watching a faithful canine expire on camera, there's a list available for consultation at doesthedogdie.com, a Web site that catalogues thousands of movies by a single criterion.
" High net worth individuals are averse to being hounded, but now any entrepreneur anywhere can see a list of groups all over the U.S. and Canada".
They are averse to cheating.
Other Chinese companies are averse to publicity.
